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CONDENSER RATINGS

TYPICAL ARRANGEMENTS

(Two-Module Condensers)

la. Select minimum or optimum charge ratings.

Use

optimum

charge

when

compressor,

condenser,

and

evaporator

may

be

selected

as

a

package

and

the

com­

ponents

may

be

balanced*

to

secure

maximum

benefits

of

15

F

subcooling

(for

example,

in

selecting

09DC

con­

densers

with

Carrier

compressors

rated

at

15

F

sub­

cooling).

Optimum

charge

activates

the

subcooling

circuit,

resulting

in

higher

system

capacity

at

slightly

higher

head

pressure

and

corresponding

condensing

temperature.

Liquid

refrigerant

leaves

the

system

sub­

cooled

to

a

stable

condition

to

allow

greater

length

of

refrigerant run or lift.

Otherwise,

use

minimum

charge

which

gives

higher

heaf

rejection,

since

entire

surface

of

condenser

and

sub­

cooling

circuit

is

used

for

condensing

only.

Minimum

charge

ratings,

however,

do

not

represent

greatest

po­

tential

system

capacity.

They

are

comparable

to

com­

petitive ratings without subcooling.

b.

List

the

refrigerant,

total

heat

rejection

(THR),

suction

and

discharge

temperatures

as

determined

from

com­

pressor data.

2.

Determine

condensing

temperature

(saturated

discharge

temperature minus discharge line loss).

3.

Determine

temperature

difference

(condensing

tempera­

ture minus entering air temp).

4.

Enter

Condenser

Ratings

table

(minimum

or

optimum

charge

as

determined

in

Step

1)

at

selected

refrigerant

and

established

temperature

difference.

Read

across

to

total

heat

rejection

equal

to

or

greater

than

required.

Interpolate if necessary. Read unit size.

Example

(Optimum Charge)

1. Given:

R-22, Optimum Charge

THR (including subcooling).......................................................... 29.4 Tons

Saturated Disch Temp................................................................................ 123.8 F

Saturated Suction Temp.................................................................................. 40 F

Entering Air Temp............................................................................................95 F

Disch Line Loss................................................................................................. 2 F

2.

CondTemp^ 123.8F-2F= 121.8F

3.

TD = 121.8F-95F- 26.8 F

4.

Interpolate

in

Condenser

Ratings

table

(optimum

charge)

and

obtain

capacity

of

09DC028 as

30,0 tons and 09DC024

as 23.6 tons. Select the 09DC028.

Example

(Minimum Charge)

1. Given:

R-12, Minimum Charge

THR . . ■.................................................................................... 15.0 Tons

Saturated Disch Temp...................................................................................122 F

Saturated Suction Temp..................................................................................40 F

Entering Air Temp........................................................................................... 95 F

Disch Line Loss ............................................................................................ 2 F

2.

Cond Temp = 122 F-2 F - 120 F

3.

TD= 120 F-95 F-25 F

4.

Enter

Condenser

Ratings

table

(minimum

charge)

and

select

09DC016

with

15,2

tons

THR.

(Note

that

with

optimum

charge

this

unit

has

THR

of

14.8

tons

which

does not meet specifications).

*See Carrier System Design Manual.